More greenery and nature, new areas for sports, bike paths, and pedestrian paths: the Parco del Mare represents the extensive redevelopment project of Rimini’s seafront, which step by step is transforming the Rimini coast.

This transformation aims to create larger outdoor spaces, providing dedicated wellness services, and improving the quality of life.

It aims to meet current needs and requirements, placing well-being, the environment, and the promotion of sustainable mobility at the center.

Rimini’s historic center is characterized by important monuments such as the Tiberius Bridge and the Arch of Augustus, fundamental testimonies of the Roman era that symbolize the city’s history.
Of great importance and interest is the Malatesta Temple, built during the Renaissance by Leon Battista Alberti, and Castel Sigismondo, a majestic fortress commissioned by Sigismondo, lord of Rimini, with imposing towers rising like pyramids from the surrounding moat.

Three squares represent important cultural centers and meeting places in the heart of the city: Piazza Cavour, surrounded by historic buildings, the majestic Teatro Galli, and the famous Vecchia Pescheria with its lively nightlife venues, with the suggestive Fountain of the Pinecone in the center, Piazza Tre Martiri, which commemorates the sacrifice of three Rimini partisans during the Second World War; finally, Piazza Ferrari, a destination for visitors from all over the world for the latest archaeological discovery, the Domus of the Surgeon.

Rimini’s hinterland offers a landscape steeped in Malatesta history, which gives the curious traveler a series of enchanting panoramas.
Among castles, fortified villages, millennia-old churches, and expanses of olive groves and vineyards, the hinterland reveals a rich history, vibrant flavors, and a unique palette of colors.

These beauties can be explored through numerous excursions, and among the noteworthy destinations are places like: Gradara, San Leo, Santarcangelo di Romagna, Montebello, Montefiore, and Mondaino.

Each location offers a unique experience, immersing visitors in a context rich in history and beauty.

In Rimini and Romagna, you will find many amusement parks where you can spend unforgettable and exciting days.

Italia in Miniatura, a unique and fascinating place that presents over 270 perfect-scale reproductions of monuments and architectural masterpieces, offering an extraordinary experience to explore the most beautiful places in Italy and Europe.

Fiabilandia offers a fun experience designed especially for children. Nestled in greenery with a lake in the center, the park boasts numerous rides, such as the magical village of Babau and the mythical castle of Mago Merlino, offering magical shows that transport visitors to an enchanted world.

Oltremare is located on the hills of Riccione and is characterized by exciting shows, educational paths, friendly animals, and large green spaces. Through a fantastic journey through time and space, it pays homage to the planet and the sea.

Aquafan is a wonderful and fun Water Park in Riccione, one of the first inaugurated in Italy. It offers slides, pools, entertainment, and water attractions for all tastes, along with a rich and unmissable calendar of events within the Park.

Acquario di Cattolica is the largest in the Adriatic and offers four different routes inside, allowing visitors to admire over 3,000 specimens of 400 different species. Its educational and informative character makes the Aquarium highly appreciated by everyone, especially children.

Mirabilandia is located in the province of Ravenna and is the largest theme park in Italy. Spread over 300,000 square meters, it offers attractions for thrill-seekers with roller coasters like Katun and Columbia, as well as attractions for the whole family and the little ones. Mirabilandia Beach is a tropical corner with white sand, palm trees, and slides, recreating the atmospheres of exotic beaches.

The Republic of San Marino is located between Rimini and the province of Pesaro-Urbino. Its border with Italy extends for almost 40 km.

Rich in medieval history, the enclave is famous for its three Towers: Guaita, Cesta (or Fratta), and Montale Tower.
The Guaita and Cesta Towers are open to the public and can be visited.

The Sammarinese territory is predominantly hilly, which gives it the characteristic charm often portrayed in photos of the area.
Mount Titano, rising to 749 meters above sea level, dominates the entire Republic, representing the highest point in the country and also marks the beginning of the Tuscan-Romagnolo Apennines, from which several streams originate, such as the Marano and Marecchia, which flow towards the Adriatic Sea.

San Marino is only 10 km as the crow flies from the sea.

Ravenna is a renowned city of Byzantine art and culture, famous for its sumptuous mosaics, monuments, and churches known worldwide. It is about an hour’s drive from Rimini and is easily accessible by car or train.

Exploring this city is a unique experience: it is an invaluable heritage of ancient mosaics dating back to the 5th and 6th centuries AD when Ravenna was the capital of the Western Roman Empire, playing a fundamental role in European history, and the imposing legacy of that period has allowed Ravenna to be recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Not to be missed in Ravenna: besides the famous remains of Dante Alighieri, there are many historic and artistic sites worth visiting such as the Basilica of San Vitale, the Mausoleum of Galla Placidia, the Baptistery of the Arians, the Church of San Nicolò, the Archaeological Park of Classe, the Basilica of San Apollinare in Classe, the Neoniano Baptistery, and the Archiepiscopal Chapel, San Apollinare Nuovo, the Mausoleum of Theodoric, and the Domus of the Stone Carpets.

A short distance from Residence Eurogarden and reachable in just a few minutes by car, Le Befane Shopping Centre offers its visitors more than 130 shops, a hypermarket, bars and restaurants, and a multiscreen cinema.
Immerse yourself in a unique shopping experience among the many clothing stores, electronics shops, home goods stores, personal care products, food outlets, and much more!

San Marino Outlet Experience is only 20 minutes away from us and offers a luxurious selection of boutiques featuring prestigious national and international fashion brands. It’s an unmissable shopping moment immersed in a unique and modern design setting, with many exclusive opportunities and incredible discounts on outlet prices!

The Oriented Nature Reserve of Onferno is located in the province of Rimini, embraced by the serene hills of the Valconca hinterland, bordering Montefeltro, offering a panoramic view of the Adriatic Sea and the Republic of San Marino. This place is an oasis of tranquility and total immersion in nature, providing a feeling of serenity and well-being.

The karst complex of the Onferno Caves, famous since the 19th century, is considered one of the most significant in Italy among the caves found in gypsum. The cave extends along the underground course of the river, located at the base of a large and unique block of gypsum where the “Castrum Inferni” once stood.

Onferno or Inferno? The former is the current name, given to the town in 1810 by the Bishop of Rimini, who preferred to avoid a name that directly evoked the idea of demons and hell in his territory. The latter is the ancient name (derived from Latin “infernum,” meaning low and dark place) used by the local inhabitants, who believed that the entrance to the cave was the gateway to hell. It was a wild place, with gullies, forests, and “smokes” that came out of sinkholes in winter: the local population was certain they were in a “diabolical” environment.